Woodcock Censured by Board Over Milk Case Conduct
City milk inspector Woodcock was censured by the board after a hearing on charges arising from the Constantine case. Testimony showed dilatory methods and alleged withholding of facts. he was criticized for pleading for a fined milkman and for attempting to influence a judge.
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Woodcock
Ith
Boa
Justice George
RB Neye
Hoye
Constantine
Hoyag
Woodcoek
Howell Street
Wood
George
Belford Haul-Up Marks Epoch in Ballard History
The Belford captained by McBoon was hauled onto Ballard's Marine cradle by Seattle Shipyards Company, showcasing a 15 foot deep channel enabling tow-in access. The scene marked a milestone after the Lake Washington canal dredging and the $10,000,000 shore works. Capt. McKinnon praised its handling, signaling that even larger vessels can be dry-docked at Ballard. Officers include J B Chillbere, J W Kelly, M Mayhew, and M J Andersen.
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Star
Ballard
Wash
Belford
Mc Boon
Marine Cradle
Seattle Shipyarde Company
Salmon Bay
Owlms
McKinnon
Halmee Tay
Lake Washington
Helford
Ig Ballard Mille
Shilshole Bay
Beattle Stopyards Company
Oregon
White Star Line
Seattle Shipyards Company
J. B. Chillbere
J. W. Kelly
Mr. Mayhew
M. J. Andersen
Kelly
Nome
Beattic Business
Young man clings to engine as it speeds through yards
In Chicago and suburban yards a man named Young climbed onto an engine as it moved. The locomotive ran from the main track, was sidetracked near Caledonia, then recovered near Roscoe after the engine died. Young was arrested and later collapsed at a hospital.
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Sandrv Ils
BA Craxy Coal
Young
Chicago
Roscoe
Seattle Car Men Patent Clever Constrivance Tests
Three Beattie car men patent a new switch to be tested by Seattle Electric Company. A demonstrator will be placed at Fifth Avenue and street for a trial that could revolutionize car switching by avoiding stops or speed reductions. The device lies beneath the track with cog wheels and magnets, operated by the motorman’s current.
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Seattle Electric Company
Beattie Car
Fifth Avenue
Ss. P. Fractigam
Col
Lake Union
J. M. Cosmer
Queen Anne
Spokane
C. H. Stanley
Wadermad
Green Lake
Stante Tater
Grant
Seattle Electric
Brackewell
Loud
Seattle
Board censures Woodcock for interceding in McCoy case
The board censures Mr. Woodcock for interceding for the sentence in the McCoy case after a guilty plea. A young man named Rinehart provoked remarks at headquarters, prompting a rebuke from the board. Dr. Ludlow and three other doctors defended the Star as a public good for exposing a great evil. Little Riney was told to heed the adage that boys should be seen and not heard.
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Woodcock
McCoy
George
Rinehart
Littl Riney
Ludlow
Loughary
Harrigan
Limerick
Kiney
Lloyds Insurance Rates Rise Amid War Risk Fears
London bulletin reports Lloyds insurance rates to the Far East increased 40 percent since yesterday to cover possible conflict between Russia and Japan within three months. A rumor of war is denied by the Japanese legation in Tokyo.
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Japan
London
Honolulu
Russa
Lucky Ten Postmaster Announces New City Carriers
Postmaster Stewart names ten men to join Seattle's carrier force starting November 1. The list includes Thomas Sands H M Bolland Doyle RK G Hallock J W Davin Grannis O B Gwin P J McClung F E Root and A V Telquist. They earned spots from a recent civil service exam. The government limited hires to ten. total need remains around 25 plus 109 more vacancies.
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Stewart
Thomas Sands
H. M. Bolland
Doyle
RK. G. Hallock
J. W. Davin
J. &, Grannis
O. B. Gwin
P. J. McCiua
F. E& Root
A. V. Telquist
Seattle
130 Miles AK Mur Abe Obscure Speed Test
A fragment reports a speed test on the Marienfelde train line with an attempted pace of 19 miles per hour during the morning. The text is garbled and includes unclear proper nouns.
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Derlin
Ahother
Marienfelde Zoasen Cleotrie
Parks Faces Perjury Charge and Detention in Contested Release
The walking delegate Sam Parks remains jailed and unable to post 5000 dollars for release on the final day of a perjury case. He insists he is finished but remains in custody as proceedings continue.
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Sam Parks
Salary limits discussed by minor leagues in St Louis
The National Notion of Minor leagues gathers at the Southern hotel in St Louis for a morning session to debate proposed salary limits affecting players and clubs. The meeting aims to set uniform pay scales across the circuit and address competitive balance concerns.
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ST. Louis
Bouthern Hotel
Resignation Accepted at Interior Department
Washington reports Secretary Payne accepted the resignation of William, superintendent of the alien division at the Post Office Department, to take effect soon. The action was announced in Washington on October 2.
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Washington, D.C
Payne
Willtemeee
Samia
Vancouver man lashes record noted in crime sentence
Police Magistrate sentenced J Pebblew to 160 lashes and 23 months imprisonment for criminally assaulting a little girl. This marks the largest lash sentence in Vancouver history and likely in the province. Pebblew to endure lashings within four hours of committal and 20 lashes daily thereafter.
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Vancouver
J. Pebblew
Fire Sweeps Burke in Morning Blaze. Fourteen Buildings Lost
A blaze in Burke during the early hours destroyed fourteen business structures after starting in a lodging house called Miners' Hotel. M. Brandt perished, M. Frees was burned, and John Derrely suffered head burns but is expected to recover. Loss pegged at about 16000 with unknown causes.
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Burke
Ida
M. Brandt
M. T. Frees
Johnderrely
Superior Judge Tallman to Hear Trials Tomorrow
Superior Judge Tallman will hear pending cases for trial in his department tomorrow, scheduling hearings and directing proceedings to proceed without delay.
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Tallman
Montana A State of Land and Barrenness
A Montana crisis unleashed by the Minnie Healey mine ruling forces the Amalgamated Copper company to shut all mines mills and related facilities in Montana. The action halts operations in Butte Missoula Anaconda Great Falls and surrounding towns affecting thousands of workers and multiple smelters and railways. The move follows court decisions awarding the Healey mine to Augustus Heinze, triggering widespread closures and a political fallout linked to the Amalgamated and Montana Ore Purchasing interests.
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Hutte
Mont
Got
Montana
Amalgamated Copper Company
Minnie Healey
Sealion
Great Fallin
Missoula
Arscenda
Butte
Tuday Clapcy
Mionte Healey
Augustus Heinne
Butte Hill
Miles Fintan
Heinze
e@rt
Heione
Clancy
Anaconda
Washoe
Great Falla
Boston
Missoula Mercantile Company
Daty Bank & Trust Company
Helena Independent
Missoulian
Missoula Democrat
Kalitepell Bee
Madteonian
Virginia City
Amalgamated
Alien
Anaconda Company
Helnie
Clark
Charley Clark
Judge Harney
Young Clark
Heinge
W. A. Clark
Jo © Harney
Udge M Harney
Heinne
Fire damages Armour-Swift plant in Fort Worth
Fire at the joint Armour-Swift plant in Fort Worth caused partial destruction. The article notes the original cost of the plant was 31,000 dollars and estimates losses from the blaze.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Armour-Swift
Texans Demand Official Inquiry Over Assault Allegations
At Fort Riley dated October 2, soldiers from the Texas regiment request an official inquiry into an assault on three privates by colored regulars. Racial tensions rise as the Texans are ordered to stay in their tents after nightfall while another army under General Bell maneuvers against a force commanded by General Barry.
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Fort Riley
Tutehens
Texas Regiment
Bell
Barry
Fire destroys Kirquahat villa in Brittany
The village of Kirquahat in Brittany was destroyed by fire today. Seven persons died in the conflagration and many residents are left homeless. Cr. W. Miller, assistant manager of the Pacific Packing and Navigation Company, returned to Seattle on the Nome City steamer after a five week northern visit.
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Paris
Kirquahat
Brittany
Cr. W. Miller
Pacific Packing and Navigation Company
Seattle
Nome City
C. W. Miller
Shower of Old Shoes Follows Deputy and Annie
A Seattle jail celebration marked Annie ey’s transfer to Steilacoom asylum with deputies showering the couple with shoes and rice. Deputy Cudthee, a bachelor, was pranked into transporting the “crazy” prisoner while amused by onlookers and a wedding bow tied to the coachman’s whip.
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Deputy Cudimee
Annie Roowep
Annie Ey
Nice
Seattle
Steilacoom
Annie
Mrs. Boones
She
Tucker
Mr. Cudihee
Chbaire
Lohengrin
Sam Hill
Rice
Missing Miltnaire Wents Searched By Ten Thousand In Norton Va
In Norton Virginia today about two thousand people joined the manhunt for Milnaire Wents. Authorities have increased the reward to fifty nine thousand dollars as family hopes for the missing man’s return.
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Norton
Cot
Lestore
Therm
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Washington, Dpd
Department of Commerce
America
United States
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Bvercoats
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Hinckley Elk
Wichita, Kan
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Reliance &Chool
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